Guardian · Wanha' collection
CENTOR, the snook
Territory: River–sea corridor.
If you came here using the code on your card, you already have this Guardian at home: this is its page. Here are its cards, its story and the door to the game.
What runs out little by little, you never see run out.
A line from the deck.
This Guardian's world now goes with you: the next door you open will remember who you chose.
Its name
Why CENTOR?
It comes from Centropomus, the scientific genus of the snook, and it sounds like “sentinel”: a short, firm name for someone who watches over the waters and the paths of the river.
Proposed by Erick Yair Vidal Mandujano in the naming contest for the Wanha' Guardians. See the results
Three cards from the deck
How much do you know about this Guardian's world?
An encounter from the deck
“When I was young we'd fill the boat in one morning. Today we go out all day for half. Nobody stole the sea; we used it up between all of us, a little each.”
Two challenges for this week
The story
The Ghost of the Pool
In Frontera, by the river mouth, everyone knows that a ghost lives under the old pier, stealing fish and cutting fishing lines. Tavo and Yami set out to find out what it is. What they find at the bottom of the pool has a huge shadow, a hidden blade and a name nobody expected.
24 illustrated pages. Ages 10 and up.
Read the story (in Spanish)Card languages
The project has up to 8 languages; these are the ones for this Guardian. “Available” does not always mean “reviewed by specialists”: we explain this in Behind every card.
- Español
- English
- Français
- Náhuatl
- 中文
- Italiano
Take it home
The pack: a 3D-printed figure, a Villain, all 80 cards, the story, and an engraved coaster. We make everything to order, with no fixed shipping day. We confirm your shipment by WhatsApp.
